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Radio on Gl 1500 won't work

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The bike has been parked outside with a cover for about a year. The cassete player works OK but the radio does not. Radio stations do not change either. No sound with radio on, sound is OK with cassete player. Pack rats may have eater wirew.Has any onegot the the radio area, replaced the radio. I do not know where to start investigating
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Any possibility the "cassette button" on the radio is toggled to the cassette function? When trying to use the radio.
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http://sierra-mc.com/hi these are the guys that will fix it for you give them a call they are top rated here one of the guys is a member also
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My guess is that you have dirty/corroded contacts in the buttons. I've had some of that trouble.

I fixed my station switch with a big squirt of WD-40 along the edge of the lever. The buttons on the radio are water resistant , so squirting them won't work.

John
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All buttons etc are working OK. Cassete is working OK. My question is "Is it easy to get to the radio?" What do I need to remove in order to inspect the radio????
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John, my question was how to remove the radio. I need to inspect the cables/wires that are connected to the radio
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To remove the radio.



take seat off and there are 2 acorn nuts under the front part of the seat. These hold the rear of the plastic cover on.



Open door for gas tank,look for 2 plastic lock arms, one on each side, flip them to the unlock position.



Take the two covers that are on the side of the forks out



Take out left and right fairing pockets. There are 2 10mm bolts, one each side. Take them out and the plastic piece that is holding the radio comes off.



This gives you access to the wiring that pugs into the radio.



If I have missed something, someone will be along to correct.
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Might also want to remove the ignition key cover.......!!
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Thats why its good to have another set of eyes.......:madeyes::madeyes:to look over the steps and make sure they are all there:p
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Always glad to help.........
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